Does it have audible continuity testing?
33746
I sent this product back because I was unhappy with its quality. I can't remember if it had continuity testing, but when I clicked on the picture and looked at the labels around the dial, I do not see it.
367392
Yes it does. I found out by accident while I was listening to Pandora. I skipped a song by accident while trying to adjust the volume.
1417403
I'm an audiobook listener, and it will remember you previous track position, assuming you don't skip tracks or add/remove any files. If you do, then it loses the position.
607759
Yes it does. I use it for my podcast regularly and have had no trouble at all. Cheers
181219
I've had mine for a couple weeks, listening primarily to Audible.com books. So far, it's been the best I've found (aside from an iPod) with resume (interestingly, if the sleep timer shuts off the system, when you turn it back on, you don't need to hit play: it just starts playing where it left off). I haven't tried with any books using a DRM system yet, though.
1613079
I'm almost positive it does. It's not right in front of me but the functions are identical to my last meter (which failed) and it had that continuity beep. I can check later. They should indicate that under Specifications at Home Depot website as well.
1015095
As I recall it was audible. Threw mine away ages ago and got a little Duraflame for $50.
255768
It has an audio delay function, but I haven't tried it or had a need to use it.
325472
Yes. Mine did. I didn't play with it enough to see if it would warn me before it over-recorded.
2276717
It might, but you need to download and run https://github.com/dokterdok/Continuity-Activation-Tool/
362840
I sent it back. As soon as I realized it was not compatible with Audible books, I got really mad and then I returned it. Sorry I don't know about games.
1718835
I do not know. I did not use that feature. I have not been pleased with the current one because the play back over the radio has been really poor. My guess is that it would still have that feature.
62875
Disclaimer: I have yet to test it since I have recently found my Clip+. I've rarely used it for audiobooks, but preliminary inspection (from review videos) leads me to believe that the firmware hasn't changed so you may not expect any improvements to audiobook playback.Joshua Bean's comment seems to provide more insight than I.
1418504
I downloaded it just because of habit. Then I just rolled back. The download wasn't necessary for me for what I wanted to do. It says it had a few minor bugs to fix like shuffling over a folder boundry or something, but I don't use that feature anyway. I believe that the firmware it ships with allows you to play audible. I have listened to a few audible books so I know it works. I have firmware 2.51.
2206404
Not only is there a continuous on feature BUT it is a really simple matter to just watch the readout OR set it to mark the loudest and softest levels. That's really handy in proving to some "Better-than-you-are" putz-in-charge that their PA is TOO ^&*^%$^%#$ LOUD! Nothing stops a hot argument like a few cold facts! Noah 8-?
1240394
How do I know my equipment is working perfectly When I I trigger the test and put the audio would not have to issue a sound?
1035191
Yes, it does. I have not actually used it. It's called "continuously" in the menu.